Canva Video Editor Limits Background Music to One Minute
A user is frustrated that Canva's video editor only allows about a minute of music per project and finds the interface unusable for this purpose, effectively ruling the tool out for longer video edits. This reflects a specific feature ceiling in Canva's video/music editing capability rather than a broad market gap.
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